Reynold Verret Named Savannah State University Vice President for Academic Affairs
Savannah State University President Cheryl D. Dozier has named Reynold Verret, Ph.D., as vice president for Academic Affairs effective Aug. 6.
As Savannah State’s chief...
WSSU Takes Relationship with Chinese University to the Next Level
Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) has established a dual degree program in nursing with Hubei University of Chinese Medicine.
Dr. Brenda Allen, WSSU provost, and Dr....
Atlanta region shoots down transportation tax
Now that a proposed penny sales tax to fund billions in transportation projects in metro Atlanta has failed, solutions to easing gridlock in the...
TSU Names New Dean of Graduate Studies and Research
Dr. Michael E. Orok has been named the new Dean of Graduate Studies and Research at Tennessee State University. Orok is a longtime educator...
Hampton University hosting national computing conference Aug. 11-13
Hampton University is hosting a computing conference next week that encourages women and minorities to enter the field.
The seventh annual Students & Technology in Academia,...
Aggies Schedule First Practice
GREENSBORO, July 31, 2012 - The 2012 North Carolina A&T football season starts in 31 days. The Aggies will have to take a few more...
Zimbabwean Businessman Promises $6.4 million for African Students to Attend Morehouse College
Zimbabwean Businessman Promises $6.4 million for African Students to Attend Morehouse College
Strive Masiyiwa , Zimbabwean-born businessman and philanthropist, is making dreams into a reality...
Meharry Medical College Physician: New President of the National Medical Association
Dr. Rahn Kennedy Bailey, associate professor and chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Meharry Medical College, will be installed as...
Johnson C. Smith’s Sustainable Village
A new program at Johnson C. Smith University will prepare its students live a sustainable lifestyle off the natural land. Students will have the...
Hampton University to Host 7th Annual STARS Conference
The Hampton University Department of Computer Science is hosting the Students & Technology Academia, Research & Service (STARS) Alliance Celebration in Hampton this year,...
NCCU receives a sub-grant of $120,000 from United Negro College Fund Group for a...
The Department of Political Science at North Carolina Central University has received a sub-grant of $120,000 through the United Negro College Fund Special Programs...
Roland Watts dies; formerly led WSSU Fine Arts Department
A former chairman of the Fine Arts Department at Winston-Salem State University died Saturday.
Roland Watts, 77, taught at WSSU for 39 years and was...
Former Bowie State Athlete Isaac Redman has come a long way for Steelers
Now that he's become their starting running back, Pittsburgh Steelers coaches can laugh about how Isaac Redman tanked in his first impression during an...
Steve Martin elected to WSSU Board of Trustees
The Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina has elected Dr. Steve A. Martin, founder and principal of Martin-Frankel Associates in Winston-Salem,...
NCCU Chancellor Nelms Announces Retirement
North Carolina Central University Chancellor Charlie Nelms will retire from his position effective August 6, 2012. Nelms began at NCCU in August 2007.
An interim...
Jacksonville native honored after 42-year career at Howard University
After 42 years on the faculty of Howard University, Jacksonville native Frederick Harper retired this spring.
On Saturday, Aug. 4, the 69-year-old graduate of Northwestern...
Obama’s education initiative will help save HBCUs
During the National Urban League’s annual convention in New Orleans, La., President Obama delivered a speech that could be a significant turning point for...
Cheyney University sanctions its own athletic program
The athletic department at Cheyney University is in trouble with the NCAA again. “Cheyney University has self-imposed two years of probation on its athletic...
